Like Einstein s thought experiment, many lives depend on it.

Ultimately, that promises to save many lives.

Several activities have been undertaken and pursued.

Laws requiring the wearing of seatbelts save many lives.

A large part of the economy was destroyed during the war, and many human lives were lost.

Many precious lives have been lost, but we have accepted that ultimate sacrifice as our contribution to the global effort for peace and security.

Many lives would have been saved in Africa, for example, if the international community could have acted decisively and quickly.

Such decisions are made in many places in a situated manner.

In the DRC, peacekeeping forces have not been able to curb all violence, but they have helped to save lives.

Many of these deaths and losses could be prevented if better information were available regarding the onset and course of such disasters.

Many people believed such a process would facilitate legal action against them.

Cutting speed limits to, say, 10 kilometers per hour would prevent most accidents and save many lives.

In this regard, the Duékoué area has been the scene of a series of inter and intracommunal clashes resulting in numerous deaths, destruction of property and the displacement of thousands of people.

The jivas (individual souls) are all separated parts of the Lord.

Several other policy measures to liberalize the penal system have been taken.

Beyond the cultural obstacles, Japanese policymakers could take many concrete steps.

Millions more died.

It can also be used as protection from bad spirits.

They are a New Age phenomenon.

On the preventive front, countless lives can be saved by simple actions such as flood proofing coastlines, or strengthening earthquake codes for hospitals and schools.

Lives versus Profits

Despite the adoption of several commendable measures, persistent institutional and governmental shortcomings might require attention.

More is currently at stake in terms of lives saved or lives lost in Africa than on any other continent.

But many governments are concerned that R2P raises expectations that they will act, which could prove costly in terms of lives, military expenditure, and commercial priorities.

Over the past few years there has been increasing international recognition that, in many humanitarian crises, material assistance used to safeguard lives and livelihoods is only one element of the support that affected populations require.

Instead, we should be guided by the best estimates of the chances that an intervention will save lives, as well as by the number of lives that would be saved, and the cost of saving those lives.

The smoke alarm has saved perhaps hundreds of thousands of lives, worldwide.

We have cures for many of the diseases that continue to kill.

Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) has a good record of questioning the wisdom of the intifada that has taken too many lives and caused only misery and destruction on all sides of this enduring conflict.

Loss of life and injuries

In bilateral consultations, several delegations noted that the lack of a consolidated text of the convention created practical difficulties for decision making.

This has helped save countless lives.

The Chechen war drags on, bringing new victims every month.

He is widely considered the father of the modern style of conjuring.

We mourn the loss of life and the anguish of the survivors.

In some countries, including the United States, there are major political obstacles to taking even modest steps.

In many other countries, however, listed companies commonly have a controlling shareholder that dominates the firm s decision making.

The report supports many of the G 20 initiatives, but it urges stronger measures focused on developing countries.

If we make provisions for long lives that are cut short, we will have wasted huge amounts of precious economic resources. But if we fail to make provisions for lives that are longer, many elderly people will be condemned to poverty.

Jane Chen A warm embrace that saves lives

Besides the loss of lives and injury of many people and a refugee crisis, the entire population has been enduring domestic gas, fuel, water crises, power outages and food shortages a collective punishment tool by the regime to intimidate Yemenis to submission.

This phenomenon is said to consume an estimated 6 billion Malaysian ringgit, or 1.5 billion, resulting from loss of productivity, medical costs, management costs and property damage, among others.

(d) Aiming for universal coverage to save lives and reduce inequities.

The multilayered impact of displacement and the integrated system of violence created by the conflict and occupation continue to take a heavy toll on lives of Palestinian women as security measures and military necessity increasingly take on a character of collective punishment.

Aid works it saves lives.